Re: [concierge-dev] Initial contribution - building / using?

[Jan S Rellermeyer <rellermeyer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Andy,

the current git repo does not yet provide any specific build support but the Eclipse project metadata is included so that you should be able to build it in Eclipse.

In order to run bundles, you have two options. One is to use the OSGi launch API inside a Java class to get a bundle context for the framework and then install your bundles programmatically (that might be what you want to do when you embed Concierge tightly into an application). The other one is writing an init.xargs file (Knopflerfish-style) to specify which bundles you want to launch at startup. The Concierge R3 documentation is still largely valid regarding init.xargs file format: http://concierge.sourceforge.net/properties.html The system properties mentioned in the document are not yet supported.

Best regards,

Jan.

Andy Piper ---03/18/2014 03:23:05 PM---Great to see the initial code contribution is now available! Can anyone give me some guidance on:

From: Andy Piper <andypiperuk@xxxxxxxxx>
To: concierge-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 03/18/2014 03:23 PM
Subject: [concierge-dev] Initial contribution - building / using?
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Great to see the initial code contribution is now available!

Can anyone give me some guidance on:
- how to build the code (no ant/maven/gradle build available AFAICT)
- how to launch an OSGi bundle with the built Concierge code?

Thanks.

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